Portrait of a lady as Minerva

Portrait of a lady as Minerva (1700) is a portrait painting by Joseph Werner the Younger, one of the masters of Baroque.

$483~~$918~~

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Mounted on solid wooden stretcher bars with hanging hardware. Unpack and hang.

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Size guide

Size	Centimetres	Best for
16 × 20"	40 × 50 cm	Desks, hallways, gallery walls
24 × 30"	60 × 75 cm	Bedrooms, above a dresser
30 × 40"	75 × 100 cm	Living rooms, above a sofa
36 × 48"	90 × 120 cm	Statement wall, large spaces
48 × 60"	120 × 150 cm

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Artist: Joseph Werner the Younger
Year: 1700
Movement: Baroque
Original: —
Medium: Oil on canvas, hand-painted
Made: To order, in our studio

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Sofa 220 cm wide · painting 60 × 75 cm

About this painting

Portrait of a lady as Minerva by Joseph Werner the Younger (1700) depicts Minerva, unidentified woman.

Your ArtLogia Portrait of a lady as Minerva is painted entirely by hand in oil on artist-grade cotton canvas by a professional painter who specialises in Baroque. The artist follows the original's composition, palette and brushwork layer by layer — never printed, never stamped.

About the artist: Joseph Werner the Younger (1637–1710) was a Swiss painter associated with the Baroque. Works by Joseph Werner the Younger hang in collections such as the Norton Simon Museum and the .

When your painting is finished, we ship it the same day and email you the tracking details. Choose rolled canvas, stretched and ready to hang, or a hand-finished frame.

The artist

Joseph Werner the Younger (1637–1710)

Joseph Werner the Younger (1637–1710) was a Swiss painter associated with the Baroque. Works by Joseph Werner the Younger hang in collections such as the Norton Simon Museum and the .

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